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#illegals
GB News: UK's legislation on blocking illegal migration is 'weak and toothless', Migrant Watch chief warns
Migration Watch UK Chairman Alp Mehmet criticized the UK's asylum system as "disgraceful" after a family of Kurdish Turks was separated, with two young children, ages six and nine, crossing the Channel alone to claim asylum in Britain.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the handling of unaccompanied minors in the asylum process.
#politics
Le Monde: Jean-Louis Debré, former president of France's Constitutional Council, dies at 80
Jean-Louis Debré, a prominent defender of the French Republic, passed away on March 4 at the age of 80. Known for his engaging book signings and performances, he cherished interactions with readers, particularly former Gaullist supporters, while sharing anecdotes and critiques of current politics.
Debré's legacy includes a diverse body of work, from historical and political writings to memoirs and novels. He remained a vocal advocate for Gaullism and the institutions of France throughout his life.
Times Of Israel: Smotrich heads to US as Trump expected to make statement on West Bank annexation
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is visiting the U.S. to enhance economic cooperation and discuss Israel's strategic alliance with the U.S. He aims to emphasize Israel's position against terrorism and secure American support amid ongoing tensions regarding Gaza and the West Bank.
As Trump prepares to announce his stance on the West Bank, Smotrich, a proponent of annexation, has expressed strong opposition to any Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. His government has supported Trump's controversial plans for Gaza, while also advocating for the abolition of the Palestinian Authority.
The Federalist: WY Gov. Gordon Won't Say If He'll Sign Proof Of Citizenship Bill
A bill in Wyoming requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration is awaiting Governor Mark Gordon's decision. The legislation, HB 156, mandates that residents provide specific documents, such as a valid driver’s license or passport, to confirm U.S. citizenship.
Secretary of State Chuck Gray supports the bill, emphasizing its importance for election integrity. While the governor has not disclosed his intentions, he has until Thursday to act on the legislation. If he does not sign it, the bill could still become law without his signature.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Zelensky Chooses Applause From Democrats Over Survival
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's recent meeting with President Trump and Vice President Vance has raised concerns about his approach to securing U.S. military aid. By not heeding advice to avoid confrontation, Zelensky risked alienating key American support at a critical time in the war with Russia.
Despite receiving praise from European leaders, Zelensky's failure to negotiate effectively with Trump could jeopardize Ukraine's future. The situation highlights a growing disillusionment among U.S. lawmakers regarding Ukraine's strategy, as many believe a peace deal with Russia may be the only viable option for Kyiv's survival.
The Federalist: How Biden's Ukraine Blank Check Bounced
A recent confrontation in the White House between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Vice President J.D. Vance highlighted the tensions surrounding U.S. support for Ukraine. Zelensky challenged Vance's calls for diplomacy, while the meeting ended with the Ukrainian delegation being dismissed, leading to public embarrassment for Zelensky.
The U.S. has committed substantial resources to Ukraine, but the objectives of this support are increasingly questioned. Critics argue that the U.S. lacks vital interests in the conflict and that the military goals set by the Biden administration are unrealistic, potentially leading to a miscalculation akin to past foreign policy failures.
Forbes: Trump Freezes Ukraine Aid After Confrontation With Zelenskyy
President Trump has paused all military aid to Ukraine, citing the need for Ukraine to show a commitment to peace. This decision follows a contentious meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, where Trump and his advisors discussed possibly suspending U.S. support.
Ukrainian officials expressed shock at the aid suspension, fearing it may push Ukraine towards capitulation. Meanwhile, Russia welcomed the news, suggesting it could facilitate peace talks. Trump has criticized Zelenskyy for perceived disrespect during their meeting, while Zelenskyy remains hopeful for U.S. support.